Trump’s protests are sweeping us before the military parade on Saturday

The demonstrators gathered in the streets, parks and squares throughout the United States on Saturday to gather against President Donald Trump, as officials urged calm and mobilized the National Guard forces before a military parade to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the army, which coincides with Trump’s birthday.

The organizers of the demonstrations, “No Kings”, said that millions walked in hundreds of events. The huge and wonderful crowds went in New York, Denver, Chicago, Houston and Los Angeles, and some are behind the banners “No Kings”.

There were many protests in the American capital alone.

In Washington, DC, where Trump is not very popular, the topic of a repeated conversation this week was how to avoid the city center or leave the city during the military parade on Saturday.

Most of the elderly gathered in more than twenty elderly people in one of these events outside the building that carries signs, as cars were constantly transported in support.

A woman was distinguished by her hundred birthday on November, the same month, Trump was re -elected. She sat on her wheelchair in the northwest Washington neighborhood, along the Connecticut Street, and held a mark saying: “We got rid of the kings in 1776.”

“Liar. Thief,” how Eline Newman described the president. “It is incredible,” she said.

Neuman was an employee of the union in the 1950’s 1950 census and in the tuberculosis clinic in Texas.

She lived in the rise and fall of fascism, creating a modern luxury state and the spread of civil rights.

Now, Newman said that she feels disbelief to see an authoritarian president; His budget bill that directs money away from health programs for poor and bigand Wealth To the wealthy universities paid; The cruelty of the group deportation program.

“These poor people,” Newman said, referring to the planned cuts to health programs.

The street was a Polish immigrant who called for tyranny in his country of origin. Jerry Malesa was a retired engineer at the college during the protests that led to a campaign in Eastern Europe.

He said that he finds that he is expected to see the familiar institutions in a frightening argument with Trump, and on the contrary, the vision of members of the cabinet is expected to constantly teach the president on TV manifestations.

“I am really afraid of this country,” Malisa said, “It is a sign of democracy, not tyranny.”

It was planned for nearly 2000 protests

The organizers said: “Kings have not been planned” in nearly 2000 sites throughout the country, from the city’s blocs and small towns to the steps of the court and the community gardens.

In the center of Los Angeles, thousands of people already gathered in front of the city hall before the time of the protest. They carried signs against the United States for immigration and customs enforcement, Trump and authoritarianism.

“If not now, when?” Christina Jubart, 46, said a protester for the first time, he traveled from the South Bay area in Los Angeles to this event.

“Our country is now suffering. People are suffering. It really doesn’t matter who has voted for it. Everyone is afraid …. I am here to stand on people who treat each other like humans again.”

When the demonstrators approved the National Guard forces or the US Marine Corps stationed in various buildings, most of the reactions were friendly, with the demonstrators who gave the grief or pretending of personal photos, but others chanted “with shame” or “returning home” in the forces.

Peter Farady, 54, said he voted for Trump last November for economic reasons.

“I voted for Donald Trump, and now I regret it, because he took this fascism to a new level.” “It is Latinis now. Who is the next? He is gay. Blacks after that. They come to everyone.”

In New York City, the march in the crowd that spanned the masses along Fifth Avenue Street had various reasons for the coming, including anger at Trump’s immigration policies, supporting Palestinians and anger at what they said was the erosion of freedom rights in expression.

Soon, a march in Atlanta, which has an area of ​​5,000 capacities, has arrived with thousands of demonstrators outside the checkpoint to hear the loudspeakers in front of the government cabetol. Law enforcement in northern Atlanta gas tear gas to turn several hundreds of demonstrators heading towards the 285th Highway. The journalist, who was held by the officers, was seen, and police helicopters flew over the crowd.

In Charlotte, North Carolina, the crowds chanted from Trump’s anti -amplifiers in the first park in the city and chanted, “We have no kings”, before we walked behind a banner “No Kings”. The demonstrators who were trying to walk through the city center briefly with the police, who are a barrier with their bicycles, were chanting, “Let’s walk.”

In Jackson, Miss War pigs Playing the sound system in the cabetol government park.

Melissa Johnson said it led an hour and a half to Jackson to protest because “we lose the thread of democracy in our country.”

The intermittent light rain fell when the marchs carrying the signs in the pioneering gathering gathered in the Garden of Love in Philadelphia and shouted “From our streets? Our streets!” They walk in Ben Franklin Parkway to the Philadelphia Art Museum.

The protests come in the wake of immigration raids

The 50501 movement, which regulates the protests, says it has chosen the name “No Kings” to support democracy and speak against what the authoritarian measures of the Trump administration call. Name 50501 stands for 50 states, 50 protests, one movement.

The demonstrations come in the wake of the protests that erupted throughout the country about the federal immigration enforcement raids that started last week and Trump orders the National Guard and the Marine Corps to Los Angeles, where the demonstrators closed a highway and set cars.

About 1,000 people gathered on the basis of the historic Capitol in Florida in Talhaasi, where the demonstrators chanted, “This is what society appears to be” and carried signs with messages such as “One Nation Under” and “National Opposition”.

The gathering organizers explicitly told the crowd to avoid any conflict with the anti -contestants and will not be keen on the absence of Gyuoc or the disruption of traffic.

One of the doors of the Mar-A-Lago resort in Trump in Palm Beach, Florida, was approaching them.

In Minnesota, the organizers canceled demonstrations as the police tracked one of the suspects In the shooting of two democratic lawmakers And their husbands.

There were also some protests in Canadian cities, including Toronto and Vancouver.

Florida Governor Ron Desantis warned the demonstrators that “the line is very clear” between the peaceful demonstration and violence, not crossing it.

Conservatives and city officials pledged to protect the right to protest and not to show not tolerance with violence. Some urged calm, while Republican rulers in Virginia, Tixas, Nebraska and Missouri were worshiping the National Guard forces to help in law enforcement management.

Some conservatives urged calm and the state police put preparation for the weekend.